10 examples of 'javascript get current time in milliseconds' in JavaScript

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function get_time()
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{
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  initPlayer();
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  return vlcCoreObj.get_time();
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}

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function getCurrentTime() {
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	//return the current time in format TTS can use
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	var d = new Date();
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	var returnString = new String();
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	returnString = " It is now, ";
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	returnString += d.getHours() + " " + d.getMinutes();
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	returnString += ". ";
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	return returnString;
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}

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function getCurrentTime(serverTime) {
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  return serverTime ? serverTime.getTime() : (new Date()).getTime();
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}

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static getTimestampMilliseconds():number
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{
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	return getTimestampMilliseconds();
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}

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static getTimestampMilliseconds() {
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    return (new Date()).getTime();
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}

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export function getDurationMilliseconds(start: [number, number]) {
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	const [secs, nanosecs] = process.hrtime(start);
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	return secs * 1000 + Math.floor(nanosecs / 1000000);
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}

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function time() {
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  var now = new Date();
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  var time = /(\d+:\d+:\d+)/.exec(now)[0] + ":";
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  for (var ms = String(now.getMilliseconds()), i = ms.length - 3; i < 0; ++i) {
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    time += "0";
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  }
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  return time + ms;
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}

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function millis(){
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  return new Date().getTime();
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}

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ms() { return Date.now() - this.start; }

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export function getCurrentClock(): PreciseClock {
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    gClock.tick = hrtime(origin); // [seconds, nanoseconds]
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    const milliseconds = gClock.tick[0] * 1000 + Math.floor(gClock.tick[1] / 1000000) + refTime;
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    const picoseconds = (gClock.tick[1] % 1000000) * 1000;
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    // display drift in seconds :
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    //    console.log(gClock.tick[0] - Math.floor((Date.now()-refTime) / 1000));
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    gClock.timestamp = new Date(milliseconds) as DateWithPicoseconds;
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    gClock.picoseconds = picoseconds;
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    return gClock;
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}